it's called devhack dot net because the devhack is on the net
https://devhack.net
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devhack.net
It's called devhack dot net because the devhack is on the net.
This is the official website for /dev/hack, a hackerspace in Seattle.
Contributions are welcome. The canonical repository for this project is at https://git.devhack.net/devhack/devhack.net.
Development
To get started with developing the website:
- Clone this repository.
- Open
index.htmlin your web browser to view the site, or better yet, use one of the ad-hoc live reload tools like Visual Studio Code's Live Server extension. - Make the desired changes to:
index.html,more.html: Body copy for the main pages.index-cal.js: Handles the calendar functionality.index-newsfeed.js: Manages the news feed.index-spaceapi.js: Deals with the SpaceAPI integration.index-common.js: Contains shared utility functions.
For local development, you may want to download local copies of the data files that the site uses. In production, they are reverse proxied from their respective origins, and so they do not exist in git:
# in the root of the repository, run:
curl -Lo calendar.ics https://devhack.net/calendar.ics
curl -Lo spaceapi.json https://devhack.net/spaceapi.json
curl -Lo news.json https://devhack.net/news.json